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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Wants Find his Brothers.

Wants to Find his Brothers..
Governor Church has received the fol-
lowing letter from South Africa, and it is
hoped that its publication will bring an
swers to the questions which come from
distant Africa:
DURBAN ROAD, Mowbray,
South Africa, June 13, 1887.
Honorable Sir:-Will you kindly par
don the very great liberty I take of thus
addressing you and asking you to assist
me in trying to trace my two brothers,
neither of whom have seen in nearly
twenty years, and am truly anxious to
correspond with them. Hon. Sir, I only
know they were living in Dakota a few
years ago, and thought by sending to
the highest official authority I might still
be able to-fnd their address. They are
Norwegians by birth, and married. One
is about forty years old, and the other
fifty; the elder, Michael, is tall; the
younger medium height and is stout, and
are probably working at farming. Hon.
Sir, as am ignorant whom should real
ly write to to get the desired information
1 trust you will do me the great favor of
putting this letter to work in the right
quarter as I have important news to con-
vey, and will write them at once as soon
as I get either of their address. My
younger brother, Nelse, only left Norway
about two years ago, and would very
much like to hear from them at the SOON
est possible time, as have an idea Of
going to America and would like to know
what sort Of place Dakota Is before go
ing on. Hon. Sir, have not the least
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
White Folks Here.

The Valley City Gun club went to
Jamestown last Friday for prize shoot
and as predicted, left the prize at James
town. On clay pigeons, used by the
jamestown club, our club run behind,
while on glass balls the other fellers were
behind, and if our boys had done as well
as when practicing at home they would
not have been scooped 1O2 to 95 points.
The boys are very enthusiastic on ac-
count of the royal treatment received at
the hands of the transformers, but this
is not new-we've been among 'em and
know their style. The jamestown boys
are white not a tip porter among them
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Cooperstown Courier Cracks.

Cooperstown Courier Cracks.
Mysterious and lnscrutable are the
ways of providence. Our "dev1l'' attend.
ed Sunday school picnic on Tuesday.
Wheat, which two weeks ago Geo. w.
Barnard expected to plow under, he
thinks will go 20 bushel to the acre.
A Dazey lady, better known for force
than elegance, has named her infant
daughter, Castoria. She says she either
dreamed the name, or read it in poem
and she will be ''cussed" If she knows
which.
The Courier has a new clock. The
tick-tic of the pendulum between the
f1eshless jaws of the deceased bison, the
dial upon the forehead. the slghtiess eye
sockets. the gilded horns, and the bronzed
bones, are a combination as startling as
unique. There is only one clock like it
in the world.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
LOCALITY LOCALIZED
The Weekly Round Up of the
Events Of Interest and I'm
portance in the City
and County.
AS Gathered and Prepared for the
Edification and Information
of The Alert's Numer-
ous Readers.
Barrett's Show Advance.

s. H. Barrett was looking after things
himself Tuesday. He has a big show
and the first class style of people that
they are, is indicated by the handsome
and expensive stands of Autographed
bills with which they cover up the town
and decorate every unprotected barn in
the county. Great advertisers are the
show people and few realize how much
money it costs. The bill boards at Fargo
blew down in Monday nights storm and
they had to do the work all over again.
Mr.. Barrett says his circus and entire
show is the running leader of this amuse-
ment line, and everything seems to war
rant it, from the advance. Two rings are
used in the circus-they are obliged to
keep two sets of performers, going to keep
up with the times and be in style-style
effects circus folks the same as other
people and costs, too. The old fashioned
single ring where all that appeared was
seen to it's best advantage is what they
would like to go back to, but cant and
keep up their end. About the same num-
ber Of shows are on the road this year as
for several past, but inter state commerce
knocks the life out Of them on rates.
The gaudy advertising car full of print
ing, paste and conveniences OF travel
was sil.e-tracked all day in the yards.
Numerous bands of small boys, in antici-
pative excitement, followed every motion
Of the bill posters as they unfolded gor-
geous circus scenes and thrilling pictures
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RELIGIOUS. .


The following announcements of chris
tian fellowship meetings have been made
for stations along the jamestown 4
Northern branch.
SYKEsToN, TUESDAY, July 26.
D. M, sermon by Rev. D. G. Dubois.
3 D. m., prayer and experience meeting.
Rev. W. H. Allworth. Leader.
D. M, evangehstic address, Rev. H. G.
Simmons.
New ROCKFORD, WEDNESDAY, july D.
2 p. M, sermon by Rev. G. I. Whittlesey,
D. M, prayer and experience meeting
Rev. David Writ, leader.
D. M, evangelistic address, Rev. VIM
Ewing.
.CARR1SGToN, THURSDAY, july %.
1870 a. m., prayer and conference meet
ing. Rev. w. H. Allworth, leader.
D. M, sermon by Rev. H. G. Simmons
3 D. M, discussion How to build up the
church. Opened by Rev. d. G. DuB Bois.
D. M, evangelistic address, Rev. VIM.
Ewing.
MELVILLE, FRIDAY, july %.
1890 a. m. prayer and conference meet
ing.
2 p. M, sermon by Rev. VIM. Ewing.
8 D. m., discussion, revivals. Opened by
Rev. H. q. Simmons.
p. M, evangelistic address, Rev. c. T.
Whittlesey.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Organization Of c. A. r. Post.

Judge West, of Fargo, was in the city
Tuesday for short time, on his return
from Cooperstown, where he organized a
G. A. r. Post Monday night. The Post
was named after Frank NJ. Rockwell, the
unfortunate gentleman who was minis
ter at Cooperstown, and afterwards under
DR.. Archibald's treatment at the asylum,
and who last spring died in Illinois.
Among the officers elected were Geo. n.
Stark, Conn.,, Augustus Haskell, Sr Vice
Com, and Orville G. Ford. Jun. Vice
Com.
One of the soldiers drove sixteen miles
during the rain and thunder storm to at
tend. A hourishing post is the result OF
Judge Vests visit, and is only another
of the organizations that grow stronger as
time advances, even If the numbers grow
less. Dakota has many such.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28

doubt but they will write whenever they
know my address, but the probability is
you may not have ever heard the names,
but if not you might kindly assist an
anxious brother who is trying to advance
his and his brothers welfare. Trusting
therefore, Hon. Sir you will pardon the
trouble thus give you,
I remain yours most obediently,
f.. GUNDERsON.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Hiehmore Wants More Water

H1eHMoRE, Dak., July 27--The town
council has about closed a contract with
the Empire Well Augur company, OF
Utica, N. Y, to sink another arteslan
we'll. They are not srtisied with the
flow of the old one. The machinery Is to
be ready for operation September LIST;
consideration $4,000 for 1,65O feet OF hole.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Official Opinions.

MANpAN, OAK, July 27.-Auditor Ward
and Attorney General Templeton were
were in town today. They were asked
what were the chances for collection by
the various counties along which the rail-
ways run, of taxes on the lots and land
owned by the roads, They both said they
saw no way for the railroads to get ont
nf II
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28

the Norris block last night, makes the
aggregate $4,000. The big Boston
clothing store is the principal loser, but
is we'll insured.
Heavy Hail Losses Around Aber-
deem.
ABERDEEN, July 27.-Monday's hail
storm did considerable damage to wheat
in this county. At Warner, ten miles
south of here, nearly 1000 acres of stand
ing wheat were destroyed. In Bath town
ship $4,000 worth of wheat was lost, par
TALLY insured in the Farmers Mutual
Protective Association. Two miles south
of Groton losses we're sustained to the
extent of $1,000. Near Scatterwood lake
the seorm covered an asea of eight miles
in length by three miles in width. The
house and barn OF Joseph Probst was
blown away and 200 acres of excellent
wheat destroyed. Losses in the vicinity
will exceed $4,000. Harvesting of wheat
commenced in this county today. Crops
are excellent.
Joined the Canadian Contingent
CHICAGO, July 27.-The Journals St.
Ignace special says, Mayor Reed Of this
city states that he saw William J. Nc
Garrigle, the missing Chicago boodler, at
Sault St. Marie, on the Canadian side
Monday night. He claims to know Nc
Garrigle's face and has no doubt of his
identity. The detectives from Chicago
who have been searching the straits of
Mackinaw in yacht, have given up the
task.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Loss Placed at Sl75,oOO.

MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-The revised
summary of the losses by the burning OF
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Duluth Markets.

DULUTH, July 27.-Wheat opened Au-
gust 744 sellers, September 1873 bid,
Closed August "a sellers, September 70.
Receipts, 1858. Shipments, 237,750.
Cars. &C. %.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Shutting Down On Wholesalers.

Shutting Down On wholesalers.
CANTON, Dak.,. July 26.-Wm. Keller,
Wholesale liquor dealer, was arrested
for selling liquor without county license.
An attempt will be made to close the
wholesale liquor houses and oreweries at
this city, under the new local option law,
which prohibits wholesaling in county
where no license is granted. The pre-
SUMPTION of the prosecution is, that the
law is now in effect relating to whole
sailing.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
More Railroad Enterprise.

ST. PAUL, July 26.-The Minnesota
Railway & Navigation company was in
corporated here today with a capital stock
of $lO,OOO,OOO. The incorporators are all
citizens of St. Paul. The object is to
build a road from the twin cities to a
point on Lake Superior and a new line
of boats in connection Herewith. 1t is
to be an extension of the Minnesota Il
Northwestern, and President Stickney
says that when built it will be substan-
tial double track air line.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Wind Storm at Yankton.

YANkToN, Dak.. July 27.-There was a
terrible wind storm here last night. Trees
we're blown down, signs demolished, and
portable things were generally blown
away. But few farmers are IN town and
damage to crops cannot be very definitely
ascertained, but on account OF the adj
vanced stage of harvest it cannot be very
proaf
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
Effect of Lightning.

PIERRE, July 26.-During terrific
thunder and rain storm this morning,
Charles Hurst of Fort Pierre took his
family into a cyclone cellar and went out
to take last look at the storm. While
at the window he was struck by lightning
and killed. A hole as large as pea was
found in his head and all his bones were
melted and his body had turned per.
fectly black.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

The Yankton asylum will try to worry
Gov. Church into permitting the ad-
dition to be built, on account of increase
in the number of patients and lack of
room to accommodate them. They claim
no patients from South Dakota are by
law allowed in the North Dakota nstitu-
ton. If the governor remains firm, there
is liable to be mixed state Of affairs soon.
Judge Palmer is drafting a bill which
will be presented to congress at it's next
session by Delegate Clifford. The pur-
pose of the bill is to make two more ju-
dicial districts in the territory. One will
be subdivision of the present Fifth dis
trict and the other subdivision Of the
Fourth. =
A good deal OF confusion and consid
erable loss will result from the errors
made by Joe Wallace, at one time clerk
of court at Deadwood, in making out final
proof papers. Joe was OF unsound mind,
and at the present time is confined in an
eastern asylum. He was allowed to re-
tain his Office on account of his exceeding
amiability. His records are in an mex
tricable snarl.
Rainy Buttes Sentinel, of New Eng
land City, Hettinger county: The Bohn
Manufacturing company, of st. Paul.
have just closed a contract to build sixty
five colony houses at. about $500, 1000 for
one colony outfit in Dakota south of us.
The Manitoba's grade will be compile
ted to Great Falls by the 18th Of August.
A lot of scrapers and other railroad grade
| lcr, ~ NJ fDr <lo
southern intersection of the road.
The foundry building at Fargo, which
blew down in Mondays storm, was made
of wood and veneered with brick, and
was erected at cost of some $4,000 or
100000. It had not been in use for sew
eral years. and the money originally in
vested in it is about as near a dead loss''
as it we'll could be.
Two enterprising ''painless extraction
dentists we're fined $50 for practicing
their trade in Yankton without license,
which is required under the Dakota den-
tai law.
No vote will be had in Yankton county
this fall ON the question Of local option.
The petition to the county commissioners
lacked fifty-four of the required number
of signatures.
The Minnewaukan people are quite
sure that the surveyors of the Minneapo-
lis & Pacific are heading their way from
Barnes county. In the meantime they
are reported as extending the survey to
the Missouri river, although the road will
only be built to Yorktown, Dickey coun-
ty, this season.
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Think They Have Found Clue.


ST.. IeNAcE, Mich, July 26.-Three de-
tectives, supposed to be from Chicago
are here and have chartered the tug
"Rendell' to 60 in pursuit of a boat that
passed down through the straits this
morning, and which they claim has on
board the boodler, McGarrogle, OF Chi
cago. The tug starts as soon as the de-
tectives return from cruise OF the straits.
Robbed and Stripped by Tramps.
GRAND FoRKG, July 26.--Larry Dow
ney, teamster for the North Dakota
roller mills, went to the barn of the COM
pany last night to drive away some
tramps. when they overpowered him and
stripped him of every article Of clothing.
He appeared on the streets perfectly nude.
Officers repaired to the place, but the
tramps escaped to Minnesota.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
street Car Driver Murdered.

StT49I Gar OTTV0Y TTU7 0S1O CUT
MINNEAPOLIS, July 27.-Thomas Toll
efson, driver of street car on the c.
dar avenue line, was shot dead last mid
night at the hands of an unknown assas-
sin, while on his car at the turn table.
He was alone and it is not known just
how the crime was committed. The as
sassin secured his change box, containing
$40. Three suspicious looking men were
seen in that locality shortly before. De-
ceased was a Swede, and had been mar
ried but five months. The cash box has
not been found. The place of the murder
is seldom visited by patrolmen and not
an officer heard the shooting.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1887-07-28
IN ABERDEEN'S FAVOR.
Judge Spencer D1ssolves the In
junction in the Barnes Coun-
ty Seat Case.
Detectives Think They Have Found
q Clue to the Whereabouts
Of McGarrlgle
Aberdeen the County Seat.

HDeTpee1 tHe OOunty 0eoc'
ABERDEEN, Dak., July 26.-The tenn.
porary injunction in the county seat case
was dissolved by Judge Spencer, at HUI
ron, yesterday, and the county records
are being removed from Columbia to
Aberdeen today. Aberdeen won the elec.
ton on July 10Th by 1856 majority, near.
ly two-thlrds. Columbia threatens to
carry the question of the validity Of the
law into the courts. It is the general
opinion that this will not be done, but il
it is the records would remain in Aber-
deem until the case was decided by the
supreme court. Fo fears are entertained
by our citizens, for Aberdeen is, and ever
will be the county seat of Brown county.
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The Idea OF commercial reciprocity With Canada
seems 20 b. gaining ground everywhere Even in
Maine, where the proteCtiOni5t sentiment is strong
enough 10 satisfy the most exacting taste when
The protection Is 20 be against any foreign coun.
try In the strict sense, reciprocity boon" has
set in among the business men. When the people
Of Texas hare come around to the same view OF
The COMMERCIAL reiatiOnsOf Mexico and the United
Srates.t the dream OF a North American Continental
ZOlverein, or customs union. cherished 80 long
by certain members OF Congress- Will stand q
chIace OF realization.
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Colonel John r Fellows meets the assertion thar
ne sold out 70 the Tweed ring in 1873 by saving.
People who are bought for money are never paid
IN checkar
. How does he know thar
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Mr. lowering. the democratic candidate for Gov.
ernor Of Massachusetts, at last enjoys a. share OF
the expressed appreciation OF the President. He
Will probably sleep easier tonight for the know
ledge OF II. But now will the mugwumps feel who
refused 70 support Mr.. Lowering because they re-
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az tne National Capiralg
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Editor Schevitch, the socialist leader, declares
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Chicago next week, sonnet hing thousands Of times
worse tEan our late civil war Will follow" What
does he mean by ''our" civn war; Mr.. scheyitch
j. Russian by birth and German by adoption.
and there has been no civil war In Russia or Ger
many since lsis, which can scarcely be called
late. Americans are expected TO recoil IN terror
before the threats OF the foreign bomb and bum
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.IE0ANT STOCK OF

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The present IL undoubtedly the largest, finest,
and most varied stock Of Infants Seasonable
wearing Apparel ever shown BY "a, and, In
point Of excellence Of materfals. Attractiveness
Of STYLE and lowness Of prices. II not surpassed.
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worth, il being necessary. In order to secure .
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Infants oambric Slips, e5. 37x to tic. each.
Infants Nainseok slips. e1S7, sL75. e2.T5
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Infmts Cambria Shirts. Is IS and size.
ea1n.
Infants Linen Shirts, As and e2xc. each.
fnfsnts Knitted wcrsted Shirts. short
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infants' Fine silk Shirts. sLes and $l.5o
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Infants Hxnd-knit worsted Sacques. white and
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Infants ffand-knit worsted Hoods, 4c. so.
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fnfants' Mother Hubbard Cambfic Short
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fnfants' Nainsook short Dresses. made ''0ret-
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WOODWARD 4 torHnor.
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Few DsrARrxEsrAL NorEs.
rhs Hsiiday part Of the store is receiving a.
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next couple Of months. An army Of dolls 10 d.
ready bling marshaled fer the fray.
MORE RIDER DOWN PILLOWS.
We have rscei<sd another invoice Of those
chintk-cevefed Elder Down Pillows The for
mer lot met with ready sale. which is easily &C.
counted for in the price
These have corded edges, are In excellent coll
ors, and st these prices are extraordinary value.
Size 10 inch, only sl.50 each.
Size Is inch. only a2.0o each.
Size 20 inch. only sa.e5 each.
CFourth Aoot)
TWO BARGAINS IN APRONS
100 do& Nurses White lawn Aprons, hem
with two vide tueks shove. Only 1gc. each.
400 dor. Nurses White Fine Lawn Aprons,
two styles Of hem with three tncts above.
another With row Of insertion above hem Only
25c each.
tsecond floor: through srchJ
BARGAINS IN swIssEs.
25 pieces 32-inch Dotted swisses, in eight
sizes Of dots.
PRICES FROM 20 TO soc. PER YD.
These goods are wanted very much now for
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atthe low prices named, we advise an early call.
Second foor.)
SOMETHING NEW.
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We have Steel Knitting Needles put mp in the
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tart Department and Notion DEPARTMENT.
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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